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1385 Mendota Heights Road, Suite 100
Mendota Heights, MN  55120-1367
(651) 330-9312 • info@mngs.org

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    • 22 Sep 2025
    • 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
    • Zoom

    SHARING TOGETHER

    Monday September 22, 2025 at 6:30 pm CST via Zoom 

    The National Danish-American Genealogical Society invites you to join us for an informal evening of networking with others interested in Danish and Danish-American genealogy. Share a recent success, show off a family heirloom, ask for help on a roadblock, and more. We'll go wherever the conversation leads us, but you are sure to come away with some great insights and hopefully will share some of your own. This event is free and open to the public.  To see other upcoming NDAGS events, learn about our one-of-a-kind newsletter, and more, please visit our website at: https://danishgenealogy.org/ 

    Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84095945101?pwd=vN4c6F2DG1VOvO7ovTzdD891AS94Il.1


    • 27 Sep 2025
    • 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
    • MN Genealogy Center, 1385 Mendota Hts Rd, Mendota Heights


    Presented by Paula Stuart-Warren, CG®, FMGS, FUGA

    Where might Great Aunt Sadie’s diary be found today? Where might records of the circuit rider who traversed Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan be located? What repository houses the business records of your ancestor? Where might you find the files of a relative who was working on a lineage society application?

    You can enjoy this presentation at the live event in Minnesota or as part of our virtual audience. One live attendee will receive a door prize of a free copy of Family Tree Maker 2024. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A and discussion until the scheduled end time, when the broadcast and recording will stop. Attendees at the live event can linger for social time after the program, and have the option of ordering a box lunch in advance. Immediately following the broadcast the door prize will be awarded to one person attending.

    Registration for the live event is limited to 40 people. Tours of the Research Library and Irish Collection will be offered following the program, during the lunch and social time..There is no limit to the number of virtual attendees. The hybrid program will allow virtual attendees to unmute their microphone and camera for questions or discussion with the speaker following their presentation.

    Register herehttps://www.eventcreate.com/e/igsi-hybrid-nucmc

    The Discount Code will be sent to members via email and is posted on IGSI’s member-only webpage (link). You can reach the IGSI Education team at Education@IrishGenealogical.org


    • 27 Oct 2025
    • 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Zoom

    Are you interested in learning how to get started researching your Danish roots?  This lecture focuses on finding your immigrant ancestors, tracing  your ancestry back to Denmark, and utilizing unique Danish resources to  help you build your family tree. This presentation is best for people  who are familiar with basic genealogy methods and resources, and are beginning their research into their Danish ancestors’ lives. 

    Speaker is Jaymie  Middendorf, a genealogist and a public librarian who has a passion  for helping others find their family history. Jaymie has deep roots in Chicago, and relocated to Denver to serve the Mile High City as the  Genealogy and Special Collections Librarian at the Denver Public  Library. She volunteers as the President of the National Danish-American  Genealogical Society. 


    This event is provided free of charge from the National Danish-American Genealogical Society. No need to register, just join us via the Zoom link below. For more information on our organization, to see other upcoming events, and learn about our unique and informative newsletter/journal, please visit our website at: https://danishgenealogy.org/


    Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81776291985

    • 24 Nov 2025
    • 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Zoom

    The U.S. and Canada share the longest international border in the world (approximately 5,500 miles or 8,900 km. Until the late 1800s, however, the border was totally open, with no regulation or monitoring. We’ll talk about when the tracking started, what has been recorded, and where records can be found, as well as why we care and what we can learn.

    Diana Crisman Smith has been researching, speaking, writing, and teaching for over 6 decades. She has particularly enjoyed researching her US, Canadian, and Danish ancestors.  She is a past board member for several societies. Her work has included online courses for land records, death records, Scandinavian research,  RootsMagic software, military records, census, directories, and more. She has published numerous articles and is the author of 4 books and has presented at conferences around the USA and at sea.

    This event is provided free of charge from the National Danish-American Genealogical Society. No need to register, just join us via the Zoom link below. For more information on our organization, to see other upcoming events, and learn about our unique and informative newsletter/journal, please visit our website at: https://danishgenealogy.org/

    Zoom link https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89330476729


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